I could be the Next Top Hitmaker because I love creating art and exploring sounds. I have a passion for learning and connecting with people.
You decide who will win $50,000, appear in Rolling Stone, and perform at the Global Citizen Festival!
Who will perform at the Global Citizen Festival, appear in Rolling Stone, and take home $50,000?
Who or what is your musical inspiration?
I draw influence from many different areas of my life. Growing up I was heavily inspired by pop/punk music, alternative rock, progressive rock as well as rap, hip/hop and pop. I have a huge passion for film soundtracks and orchestral music. I love learning about things and constantly being in a mode of creating things.
How would performing at the Global Citizen Festival impact your career?
It would be a wonderful opportunity to be able to perform in front of a large crowd as well as be a milestone in seeing how far I have come as a musician and artist. It would be very meaningful for me to be able to share my music with a lot of people.
What would you do with $50,000?
Pay off some debts/expenses, as well as invest in my artistic endeavours and try to have a positive impact on the world around me.
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